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Hank Aaron who surpassed Babe Ruth in homeruns has gone on.
Early pioneer of sports integration, home run king, who inspired fans for 30 years, Hank Aaron has gone on at the age of 86.
Hank Aaron has gone on, at the age of 86. He surpassed Babe Ruth in homeruns, hitting 755 in his career. He, like Jackie Robinson, Larry Doby, and other pioneers in integration of major league baseball, transcended racist taunts with almost superhuman control. For a while he was with a team in the South and batted .362 for the year despite the insults from the crowd and fellow players. He was a vegetarian, he said, before most people knew what a vegetarian was. Other famous athletes who are or were vegetarian include Roger Bannister and John Landy, the first 2 men recorded in breaking the 4 minute mile barrier. Countless others such as Serena Williams are listed at https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2015/02/07/18768176.php
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God speed to a hero on the field and off.
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